Michelle has worked with children for over 8 years and has the gift of speaking the nonverbal language of childhood. Through art and play she enters into the world of the child and can see what's not feeling right. She is then able to translate what is need to the parents in a simple and truthful way and help guide the changes that are called for. As a family guide, Michelle works with parents to make positive changes for the entire system.

Sandy works with both adults and children seeking help for a variety of problems, including depression, anxiety, addictions, and relationship issues. Sandy's work with couples is founded in Gestalt therapy, which he has found to be very effective when working with systems of all sizes, from couples to families to businesses. He empowers couples to examine how they communicate or "get in the way of" communication and intimacy. He also focuses on present moment experience, personal responsibility, and mindfulness. A native of Washington D.C., Sandy received his Masters in Counseling Psychology from Naropa University. He is a Board Certified Music Therapist and is certified as a Gestalt therapist from the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies, where he continues to pursue advanced studies in couples and family therapy. He is also trained in EMDR.

Lauren H. Kerstein, LCSW has been working with children through adults for over a decade. Ms. Kerstein specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and particularly Asperger’s Syndrome. Ms. Kerstein has authored books and chapters regarding sensory integration and emotions; Asperger’s Syndrome; and sibling work with children with ASD.

Specializing in Health Symptoms, including Chronic Illness, through body-based therapies, which address long-term effects of trauma and stress. Facilitating congruence between passion and livelihood, balance in personal and work life, to support optimal functioning.